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I truly did love all of the clients I worked with and most of the other technicians. The work I did felt fulfilling, and I really miss some of the kids and hope they are doing well. There was some clique-ey-ness within techs, though, and some of the BCBAs definitely seemed to have favorites.

I also felt under valued, and honestly quite replaceable. There seemed to be a lot of appreciation for BCBAs and other higher up positions, but very little for the RBTs who were with the client and actually running programming, working through behaviors, etc. everyday. The BCBs and higher ups totally deserve the praise and recognition as well, but as an RBT i felt like my work did not matter as much. 

Burnout was also so real. I was very sick, so I already felt guilty taking time off for that, let alone trying to take time off to feel less burnt out. Our clinic supervisor is absolutely amazing though and she honestly helped me push through the days, but in the end, it became too much for me. 

A lot of techs came and went (i guess including me) during my time there. Talking to a lot of them, most said it was a combo of burnout and under appreciation, so I know it is not just me who felt this way.

Working here has been one of the most fulfilling experiences of my career. The culture is collaborative and uplifting, and I genuinely feel supported by both leadership and my colleagues. Management sets clear, fair expectations around workload and productivity while also encouraging work-life balance and professional growth.

What stands out most is the shared commitment to providing high-quality, empathetic therapy services. I feel proud to be part of a team that values integrity, celebrates client progress, and supports one another whole-heartedly. The opportunity to make meaningful change in the lives of the individuals we serve - and their families - makes the work incredibly rewarding.

This is a place where your contributions matter, your voice is heard, and your work has purpose.

I have greatly enjoyed working at Axis as an RBT. Each day is something new and exciting from the clients I work with. The work we do is very meaningful and rewarding. Just like in any job, there are hard days but it is always worth it. The pay is fair, although slightly under the averages of some other clinics. Although the pay may be slightly less, the atmosphere and quality of care that is pushed at this company is really awesome and promotes growth for anyone looking for it. The management has been very transparent with growth and plans for the future and are always willing to have a conversation. Overall very pleased with my experience here and would highly recommend it.

Working here has been an incredibly fulfilling experience. I feel genuinely supported and validated in the work I do, and that encouragement motivates me every day. The atmosphere is uplifting and positive, with a team that truly cares about each other and is always ready to offer support. There’s a strong sense of community and shared purpose, which makes it a great place of belonging and impact.

What I appreciate most is the continuous opportunity for growth. Whether through new challenges, learning experiences, or mentorship, there’s always room to develop both personally and professionally. It’s inspiring to be part of a workplace where everyone is committed to doing their best—not just for themselves, but for the whole team.

Great when you first start, but the company is super shady and the women leaders are power trip driven. Providers do not care about you, your concerns(client/burnout concerns), sometimes the kids sickness situations. They look down to you. They don’t make it fun, they make it more of a stressful job, especially with their gossip. 

Amazing work culture, great opportunities, great management, wonderful leadership, everyone there cares about every client and every staff member.
Working as an RBT can be challenging at some times with client behaviors, but supervisors and BCBA's are super helpful and will make sure you feel supported in your role.

Very disorganized. Communication is lacking. They play favorites. It seemed okay at first but soon you realize it's not good. RBTs are getting put with clients without adequate training. The pay is not good. And certain employees will get secret raises and be threatened not to tell other people. 

At first it was a very nice job to have but I inevitably learned that no one could be trusted. There was a lot of jealousy and tattling. I loved what I did but felt little to my support in what I was doing. 

What is the best part of working at the company?
The kids are the only good part of the day 

What is the most stressful part about working at the company?
Higher ups don’t care what you have to say

Love the staff and kiddos!  Communication from upper management could be better. Expectations aren’t always clearly communicated and the style of correction seems a bit condescending. 

Top Job Titles	Average Salary
Speech language pathologist 34 salaries reported	$69,985 per year
Board certified behavior analyst 27 salaries reported	$75,500 per year
Autism support professional 33 salaries reported	$20.08 per hour
Clinic coordinator 11 salaries reported	$19.33 per hour
Occupational therapist 14 salaries reported	$72,500 per year

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